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From a humble accounting firm, Hood Sweeney has grown over the last 40 years to provide innovative technology, accounting, business advice, financial planning, consulting and financial services.
Today, we have over 135 staff in multiple offices serving over 3,000 clients throughout South Australia, ranging from small- to medium-sized private businesses, agribusiness enterprises, health providers, not-for-profits and individuals.
Reporting to, and working closely with the People and Culture Manager and Director – Corporate Services, this position will be focused on providing best practice People and Culture initiatives in line with the firm's strategic vision and working closely with members of each service line. Ideally, this role will suit an individual seeking approximately 15 hours a week.
Your primary responsibilities will include:
You will ideally be in your 2nd or 3rd year of your degree in HR or Organisational Psychology and possess an ability to thrive in a fast-paced, multi-faceted environment.
You will have excellent time management skills and the ability to juggle multiple demands. With high levels of professionalism and integrity, you will ensure that you are seen as a valuable contributor in achieving the firm's people and culture objectives.
This is an outstanding opportunity for an energetic and aspiring HR professional, who is looking to kick-start their career working in a high-performance environment.
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100 - 500 employees
Accounting & Advisory
Hood Sweeney is a multi-disciplinary practice which continues to grow and build its reputation as one of South Australia's leading firms.
Good culture, good level of personal training.
The support from all team members The accessibility of Directors, The variety of work.
The best thing about Hood Sweeney is the firm culture which is very inclusive and friendly. All the members of staff are very approachable, making it a great environment to work.
Career growth opportunities, further education, great culture, reward and recognition for hard work.
Varied and challenging work. Good work environment with plenty of other younger people.
Constantly busy (not necessarily a bad thing) but sometimes too busy.
Can be required to work longer hours during busy periods.
Constant deadlines and budgets to meet.